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The OECD’s effort to push through the controversial global minimum tax model rules may come to an abrupt halt, after the world body received a warning that the rules are not expected to work as intended. The OECD (Organisation of Economic Co-operatio...

The Bermuda registered owner and operator of one of the world's largest land-based drilling rig fleets, is in an Algerian court today (Monday), facing a multimillion-dollar judgment — a ruling against the company that Algeria’s Supreme Court has alre...

A gym that went out of business owed a former staff member more than $15,000 in redundancy payments, the Supreme Court has ruled. Cassandra Simmons had argued in an Employment Tribunal last year that the Athletic Club had made her redundant in Novemb...

Legislation to ensure that the tribunal responsible for hearing human rights complaints was independent was backed today by the Human Rights Commission. Lisa Reed, the executive officer of the HRC, said the organisation welcomed the change which woul...

The significance of Chief Justice Narinder Hargun’s ruling that Bermuda’s jury selection process ran counter to the Constitution extended beyond the island, a defence lawyer said yesterday. Mark Pettingill said: “It is a hugely significant and in-dep...

Two Bermudian-born men have been cleared of terrorism charges after a trial in Britain. Hisham Muhammad, 26, from Manchester was found not guilty of plotting a terror attack. Mr Muhammad’s 25-year-old cousin, Faisal Abu Ahmad, was found not guilty of...

A British court has ordered the confiscation of thousands of dollars in drug-dealing profits from two sons of a Bermuda Member of Parliament. Marcus Weeks and Dalji Waldron — the sons of Progressive Labour Party backbencher Michael Weeks — were jaile...

A Bermudian man has been charged with killing his mother after he celebrated his birthday with his parents in Florida at the weekend. Alexander Deltoro is accused of shooting Cindy Deltoro in the face outside his parents’ home in the Fort Lauderdale ...

Sir Edward Zacca, the former President of the Court of Appeal, died yesterday. Sir Edward, a Jamaican, served on the Bermuda Court of Appeal for 18 years until his retirement in 2014, passed at home after a short illness. He was 88. Sir Edward was a...

A mentally ill man who committed a “spree” of violent offences, including a serious sexual assault, last year was yesterday detained in hospital under the Mental Health Act. The hospital order imposed restrictions to block the discharge of Jah-Rome H...

A Bermudian man has avoided jail time after brandishing a BB gun while he walked down a busy road in Hull, England, two summers ago. Tyevon Bean, 29, admitted affray in Hull Crown Court last week, The Hull Daily Mail reported. The court heard tha...

An accountant jailed for swindling $1.8 million from the Bermuda Government has had 18 months added to his sentence for cheating his mother out of nearly $64,000. Now, Jeffrey Bevan has had 18 months added to the seven years and four months he was se...